William Penn Life, 2000 (35. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
2000-04-01 / 4. szám
For Starters. DONT DELAY! Send your bowling tourney entry TODAY! PITTSBURGH -- Time is running out to enter our 57th Annual Bowling Tournament. The deadline for adult event entries is midnight, April 14. A copy of the entry form appears on Page 15 of this issue. You'll also find in this issue an entry form for our Juvenile Fun Event (due April 21) and a reservation form for the awards dinner (due May 7). You'll want to complete and send all three so you, your family and friends won't miss any of the fun and excitement. The adult tournament will be held Saturday and Sunday, May 27 and 28 at Cloverleaf Lanes in Independence, Ohio, just outside Cleveland. The Juvenile Fun Event will be held Saturday morning at the lanes. The awards dinner will be held Saturday evening at the Hilton Cleveland South, the headquarters for this year's tournament. All bowlers and guests are responsible for making their own hotel accommodations. For more information, call the Home Office toll-free at 1-800- 848-7366, Ext. 126. We hope to see you and your family in Cleveland. Hungarian Language Camp set for August Jó reggelt! Hogy van? PITTSBURGH - The Home Office has begun accepting reservations for the WPA's 11th annual Hungarian Language Camp. This one-week session will be held Aug. 6 to 12 at Penn Scenic View in Rockwood, Pa. The camp is open to all WP A adult life-benefit members. During the week, you will receive 25 hours of instruction from experienced teachers. The camp will offers courses for both beginners and those with an "intermediate" knowledge of Hungarian. You will be fed and fed well. Beginning with dinner on Sunday and ending with breakfast on Saturday, our staff of terrific Hungarian cooks will prepare delicous Magyarstyle meals for you. Accommodations will be in our two lodges, each . featuring full shower facilities, comfortable bedding and wonderful views of the lovely grounds. The cost for the week is only $225. That includes all instruction and learning materials, six-nights lodging and all meals. To make your reservations, send your name, addresse, phone number and WPA certificate number—plus a $50 per student deposit—to: Language Camp, William Penn Association, 709 Brighton Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15233. Deadline for reservations is July 1. For more information, call us tollfree at 1-800-848-7366. PMe TKme <kcám Br. 189 Alliance'oH ALLIANCE, OH - Phoebe Marie Jackson may have been the first WPA member bom in 2000, but she certainly isn't the first WPA member in her family. As the child whose birth was the first reported to the Home Office in 2000, Phoebe received a $2,000 juvenile life insurance policy, courtesy of the WPA. But, even without that prize, Phoebe most likely would have become a member shortly after her birth. She is a fourth-generation member: the WPA is in her blood. Her great-grandparents are Mike and Etta Korosy, both members of Branch 189 Alliance. In fact, Mike was one of the men responsible for the successful establishment and development of Branch 189 Alliance. The Korosys passed on their love of the WPA to their children, including Phoebe's grandmother, Marie Zurbrugg. Marie, along with her husband and fellow WPA member Kenneth, enrolled all their children. The Zurbrugg's daughter, Mary Ann, gave birth to Phoebe on Jan. 3. The proud father was WPA member Shawn Jackson. And then there is Phoebe's sister Samantha. If the WPA had conducted a "BabyOne" contest in 1997, it's more than likely that Samantha would have won: she was born on Jan. 2,1997. Phoebe Marie Jackson 2 Willi» Phi Life, April 2000
